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news.ycombinator.com• May 7, 2026• 1 min read
Everything is just files and programsLast year, two years into my CS studies at college, I was reading Computer Networking: A Top Down Approach, at the end of chapter 2 it contained a list of project ideas to do. I was hooked.I still remember the thrill I had, disabling the firewall (in the settings) on my laptop (later I realized the client doesn't need to disable the firewall :D) Creating a python script that sends "hello" via TCP, and running the "server" (which is just a python program) on my friend's laptop, the server makes it uppercase, and sends "HELLO" back. a week later I had finished building a simple multithreaded http server. I changed the router setting to do port forwarding to my laptop, so that anyone can use my (insecure) HTTP server anywhere, successfully putting all the files on my laptop in risk :DAt that moment everything started to click, everything is bunch of files and programs. I thought, "I love computer science", and I literally had tears in my eyes.In high school I studied some introductory com
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bing.com• May 7, 2026• 1 min read
Animal Spirits in Finance: Impact on Markets and DecisionsCarla Tardi is a technical editor and digital content producer with 25+ years of experience at top-tier investment banks and money-management firms. Michael Boyle is an experienced financial ...
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bing.com• May 6, 2026• 1 min read
Heinz History Center breaks ground for expansionThe Senator John Heinz History Center broke ground last week on its 92,000-square-foot expansion project. “As the nation commemorates its 250th anniversary, it is clear that understanding our past has ...
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brianguthrie.com• May 6, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Prospero Is Superpowers for WritingHey HN! I enjoy writing, but find the act of driving a piece to completion taxing and occasionally paralyzing, and I'm unsatisfied with the quality of work that LLMs produce alone - they're okay at summarization but don't always preserve intent or voice.Prospero is a Claude Code plugin inspired by Superpowers - it focuses a great deal on interrogating your argument and helping you build a spine that's staged into an outline, which is then refined and drafted into a final form using your voice. Prospero also includes research and critique phases: a critic runs in a subagent, does independent research, and tries to find the holes in what you've written. The critic is pedantic to a fault but useful. Give it a poke.
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bing.com• May 6, 2026• 1 min read
Bing Reveals What Grounding Means For AI Search VisibilityMicrosoft says AI answers need index quality signals that go beyond ranking pages. Bing’s grounding systems may decline to answer when evidence is missing, stale, or conflicting. The post frames ...
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bing.com• May 6, 2026• 1 min read
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news.ycombinator.com• May 6, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: Is writing code by hand still a necessary skill for developers?TLDR - My question is: For experienced developers, is writing code from scratch still a core skill worth learning?Is the future of development just using AI agents to orchestrate everything and just reviewing, debugging, giving specs, verifying, etc...?Rest of the information:I’m a full-stack "developer" trying to understand my career in the age of AI.I didn’t study CS, so I have a non-traditional background. I've also never worked with other developers until recently. I came from graphic design/web dev work (Wordpress, CSS, some JS, some PHP), did HTML email development for a bit (awful black magic), scripting/automations to help a content migration for a year, and now I have a full-stack role at a small company.I now work with everything. Backend, frontend, infrastructure, CI/CD, integrations. Mostly "Hey this is broken" - my job is to fix it. I understand some of the fundamentals well enough to be productive. I can read code, improve it (usually), and mostly explain what needs to ha